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Patina is perfect for an all over the lid/every day shade! I love using it when I do winged liner. It's soft and easy to blend. My only problem is on my skintone I have to pack it on, or use a white creme base, but when I do get it on it's a beautiful grey/brown frost. Love it!
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I think this is my favorite MAC eyeshadow that I own. I didn't expect that at all when I ordered it, honestly. I put it in my cart after doing a ton of research on neutral MAC shades and many people seemed to like it. Based on swatches I wasn't that impressed but I went ahead and bought it.
I often wear this with MAC Quarry in the crease and MAC Malt as a transition color with MAC Blanc Type as the highlight. I use Stila's liquid eyeliner in "Midnight" for my winged eyeliner (Tarte "Exposed" for blush and NYX "mauve" lipliner). For some reason this combination looks freaking amazing.
I read that some people have pigmentation problems with Patina, but I haven't found that to be true at all. It's pigmented, unique yet neutral, and just an awesome neutral shade to have in your collection.
It's a beautiful eyeshadow but it blends right into my skin color right now because I am tanned. (Nc35~40, double wear 3w1)
I can't use Era(my go-to shadow during winter) for the same reason. I will retry using this when I lose the tan.
A very pretty colour when combined with others, though it takes a bit of work to show up evenly on the lid. It's not my favourite of the Mac eyeshadows but still beautiful and long lasting as expected with Mac
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This has been my favourite eyeshadow for years now. Its a perfect all over the lid wash. Im an NC40 and it shows up fine for me, great pigmentation. What makes patina special is the pink/green duochrome to it. It really makes my brown eyes sparkle. Its so versatile and pairs well with browns, taupes, pinks, purples, greens, ect. I think it can work with any colour. One of my fave combos is patina all over the lid with satin taupe in the outer corner/crease.
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I love this on the lid with a light matte brown in the crease and a dark matte brown on the outer v and blended up into the crease. It's also great as a one shadow look, as well. That being said, I find that it loses it's oomp and needs a white base to show up as it does in the pan. It's beautiful, but due to the price, I do not believe I would repurchase.
Edit: I actually think this is quite a strange color, and it has to be used just right. All over the lid looks a little weird to me now that I've used it longer.
One of my favorite eyeshadows! Patina on the lid, Bronze in the crease and Concrete or Mystery in the outer V.
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Got it in Snowglobe Eyeshadow Palette- Warm
It's a medium browned taupe with a bit of metallic frost and is buttery as to be expected from MAC. The pigmentation is medium but buildable.
This is basically a little sister of the infamous Satin Taupe (which I adore to bits) but browner and less dramatic. Doesn't show up much on my skin tone unless I've got a strong base.
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I am so in love with this colour! Years ago, my mum bought me the "Blooming Beauty" palette by Virgin Vie and there was a colour in there called Bullrush. It was the most stunning golden brown that looked beautiful on my eyes. I was really gutted when I used up the last of it as Virgin Vie had stopped trading by then.
I've swatched so many different shades of gold brown eye shadow and none has been close enough. Until I found MAC Patina :)
It's a beautiful, golden shade of brown which makes my eyes look so pretty. Either used with a 217 as a wash or packed on a little denser, it looks stunning. I use a little MAC Mystery in the outer V and into the crease and the two go together really great.
This is a colour I will repurchase time and again.
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Sharon Van Etten announces release date for new album
Sharon Van Etten is set to release her new album, Are We There?, on May 26.
She will support the release of the follow up to 2012's Tramp with a one-off UK show at London's KOKO on June 5, and will play Green Man Festival in August. Scroll down for the Are We There? tracklisting.
The album is self-produced with guests turns from Shearwater's Jonathan Myberg and Adam Granduciel and Dave Hartley from The War on Drugs.
"Most of the songs are a lot more soul-oriented and beat-driven, with more organ sounds and bass, and less guitars," Van Etten told Uncut. "They're mostly about being in a transitional point in my life, settling down and growing up, and deciding to make music and make New York my home. I'm really proud of the songs. It's the first time I've really been at the helm. It's different, but it's still me."
The Are We There tracklisting is:
'Afraid Of Nothing'
'Taking Chances'
'Your Love Is Killing Me'
'Our Love'
'I Love You But I'm Lost'
'You Know Me Well'
'Break Me'
'Nothing Will Change'
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'Every Time the Sun Comes Up'
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There's no doubt about it: this C-class should display a prominent skull-and-crossbones warning sticker instead of backlit Brabus doorsills. The 720-hp, V-12-powered hypersedan is definitely not a car from this planet. Fact is, it deserves a different planet, where it can waltz through an endless series of corners with rhythmically contracting and expanding radii, a talented solo dancer in search of a suitable stage.
Brabus wouldn't say where our test car will end up, but it definitely won't be in America, because no Bullits will be officially sold here. (Of the other three Bullits built so far, two went to the Middle East and one went to Russia.) Although the base version could never be described as a bargain, our matte-black specimen commanded an even more outrageous asking price of 379,108 (about $587,000). Its factory options list included navigation, xenon lights, power-operated memory seats, keyless go, and the totally counterproductive sunroof; it also boasted classic Brabus add-ons such as full leather and Alcantara trim ( 16,570 - or about $26,000 - including hide-covered footwells), as well as the carbon-fiber pack (as always, a matter of taste). The ballsiest C-class is very expensive compared with, say, the even faster Porsche 911 GT2, but it is still less expensive than a Bugatti Veyron or a private jet.
What you get with the Brabus Bullit isn't just the sum of its parts but a kind of ecstasy pill on wheels. The instruction leaflet is long and complex: side effects may include loss of license and momentary addiction, and the only known antidotes are quitting cold turkey or a blocked bank account.
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When you do everything you can do, that's when God will step in and do what you can't do.
- Joel Osteen
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Jermarcus Brady, a line cook at Gino's Restaurant in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was chopping up eggplants, one of his regular duties, when he noticed something unusual. Three letters written, as clear as day, in the seeds of the eggplant.
"I saw a miraculous image formed by the seeds," Jermarcus told WAFB, a Louisiana news channel. "It spelled out the word God!"
The message was more than a funny coincidence for Jermarcus. He'd been down on his luck before, raising four kids under financial strain, but God has always stuck by him. Those eggplant seeds provided an extra dose of reassurance.
"I don't know what it means," Jermarcus said. "All I know is it tells me, 'Hey, he's real,' and there's nothing that can change my mind about that."
"You could cut one million eggplants, and you'd probably never see that again, it's that rare," said Gino Marino, co-owner of Gino's Restaurant. "God is within us and he has different ways of showing it in our lives, and this is just one way of showing it."
Now, I don't know about you, but sometimes I wish I could receive such a clear-cut sign from God: a message sent through the seeds of my favorite fruit or vegetable (in case you're wondering, that would be watermelon!).
But I guess that's the thing about miracles. They come in all shapes, sizes and slices. God's unique way of conversing with us. No two miracles are alike. Sometimes it's a quiet, inexplicable feeling and other times it's a remarkable answer to prayer or a 2 x 4 over the head. Whatever the method, though, God knows exactly how to get our attention.
There's just something comforting about a God who knows us so well–and loves us so dearly–that he meticulously tailors miracles to our personalities, situations and even workplaces, don't you think?
So the next time I bite into a piece of watermelon, I might take an extra look at the seeds. After all, you never know just how God might surprise you!
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Diana Aydin is an associate editor for Mysterious Ways magazine. When she was just a little kid, she got her first dose of the miraculous. She's been on the lookout for miracles ever since. Her favorite time of the day is lunch time, when she gets to step away from the workaday world and enjoy a bit of God's wonder, if only for an hour!
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Kokomo Tribune (Newspaper) - May 8, 1994, Kokomo, Indiana Local A4 Sunday May Kokomo trfbune Cast night approaches for Sesquicentennial pageant Editors note This is one of a continuing series of updates on Kokomo and Howard Countys Sesquicentennial Celebration Cast night is May 24 Anyone interested in perform ing in the historical pageant On the Banks of the to be presented July 59 should attend cast night at 7 May 24 at Maple Crest School auditorium About 400 people are needed The show will feature music dance drama and comedy There are no lines to learn costumes are pro vided and there is minimal rehearsal time There are no age limits and both individuals and groups are needed For more information call Cheryl Graham at 4576691 Businesses asked for windows Businesses are encouraged to make their windows available for displays of historical artifacts dur ing the Sesquicentennial Celebration Windows should be decorated by June 27 and remain until July 11 Displays may relate to years 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Hey Doug – thanks so much. Loved 51 Birch Street. Glad to be getting involved in here finally. Ran into some friends at Silverdocs that definitely get a lot of the group and decided it was time. I also keep tuned in on Doculink. Lots of great resources.
Thanks again and looking forward to the conversation.
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Yes we had actually watched it together. It was one of the reasons we decided to move forward with the project. Things are actually getting rolling with it now though, Will keep you all posted as it goes forward. Thanks for link. I greatly value your opinions on the subject. I very much enjoyed "51 birch st" and "The kids grow up". To make two docs about such personal info, AND make them good, is no easy task. Thanks again.
Hello All,
My name is Andy. I'm pretty good with DSLRs, final cut, and generally getting stuff together. I graduated last December from Georgia State with a major in film/video and minor in history. I'm looking to get a documentary web series about living in Atlanta then and now – kind of like a super-localized travel show with an emphasis on culture and history. That's my main focus but I always have other ideas on the back burner.
I'm slowly building my gear. I have a rebel t2i and some vintage lenses. It was hard to lose the access to university equipment, but I was hired by the university upon graduation – so I'm trying to find a way to get my hands on the stuff again.
I'd love to hear from fellow doc enthusiasts from the south – AND EVERYWHERE ELSE!
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Welcome, Andy. While you don't have a lot of professional experience, I'd still recommend you register for professional status here, which will give you access to all 50 discussion topics.
Hello Everyone,
so great to be here and to have found this great page through my documentary friend Line. I am a documentary film maker based in Berlin.
I am so much looking for new ideas in: how produce films and I am so tired of hearing... "this is not possible". I have the feeling that D-Word is an enthusiastic community of people who want to bring projects further and who love what they are doing.
I have been directing 3 one hour documentaries. The last one was "Shosholoza Express" which successfully ran on many festival around the world.
I grew up in South Africa that shaped my later life as a documentary film maker a lot.
Further I am very interested in the whole crowd funding topic, where I also started a new project on, called "Restless". A film about my generation of women turning 30! Please check it http://www.indiegogo.com/RESTLESS.
I am looking forward to share lots of ideas with the community.
My contact: info(at)beamoeller-film.com
Welcome to The D-Word, Beatrice. As luck would have it, I'll be in Berlin from July 17 to 23. Showing my last two docs at Arsenal on the 17th and 18th (with my ZDF/Arte commissioning editors doing Q&A's with me) and speaking at AG Dok on the 20th. So hopefully I'll get to meet you in person.
howdy everyone,
i'm a DIY documentary filmmaker and just started production on a social issue documentary about higher education reform [www.elephantoncampus.com].
peace out,
Hello Dough
how great. Would be good to meet you in person. Will make sure that I am there. Ohterwise, if you have time, we can meet for a coffee. Let me know: info(at)beamoeller-film.com
Hi Michael, welcome.....I will check out your website, sounds interesting!
I thought I would re-introduce myself briefly, since I haven't been around in over a year.
My name is Jason Caminiti, I made a Documentary a number of years ago called Pawtucket Rising (www.pawtucketrising.info) which played on RIPBS. You can view the entire doc on my page through Vimeo.
Currently, I have been thinking about working on a documentary that I had the idea for during my work on Pawtucket Rising. Unfortunately, now that I have made a documentary, I know what work really needs to go into it. This makes me extremely worried about starting a new project. But, I figured I'd come here for some encouragement and comiseration.
Hope to see you all in the forums!
DON'T DO IT, JASON! (Sorry, couldn't resist.)
Welcome back and remember that procrastinating on The D-Word is almost as good as actually making a documentary. And much less expensive. Good luck!
Lol! Thanks for the sage words of advice. BTW. I've been wanting to see your new doc, is it still making the circuit, or is it out on DVD yet?
As a matter of fact, THE KIDS GROW UP comes out on dvd next week, July 19. Includes 4 dvd extras with 45 minutes of bonus material. And you can pre-order it now!
Wait, is this the Shameless Self-Promotion topic?
I'm new here. I am an artist-curator-librarian who is currently working on a documentary film about Joybubbles – a blind phone phreak (telephone hacker). I made an audio documentary collage of sorts on the subject, which anybody can listen to over the phone at 718-362-9578.
I'm here seeking general advice about doc filmmaking for newbies.
My first question has to do with legal stuff. Is there a good general template out there for interviewees to sign – granting me permission to use them in my doc, for promotion, etc.?
I'm also wondering if there are any organizations out there that are more likely than others to give money to emerging filmmakers like myself?
Another newbie here.
After years of toiling cutting indy features, editing series TV (Numb3rs), I returned to my first love, docs, three years ago. Since then I've cut a doc feature on the Dalai Lama (Dalai Lama Renaissance), directed and edited my first doc feature (HomeGrown) and cut a biopic of the Native American leader Dennis Banks (A Good Day to Die)
I look forward to learning and sharing with ya'll!
Hi everyone!
My name is Melissa Silvestri. I was Assistant Editor for Filmmaker Magazine for two years, and have covered independent film for several film websites, including IONCinema, Cinespect, Women & Hollywood, Dance on Camera Journal, and Film Monthly. I truly enjoy writing about documentary films, because there is so much depth in topics that aren't as well-known to the public.
Currently I am working as a freelance writer, and am looking into doing transcribing jobs, such as transcribing from audio interviews. I am so interested as well in getting to know filmmakers and possibly covering them for future stories.
Rachael, I really liked your website, especially the 20 Things About Me part. That is cool that you are a librarian! I'm interested in being an archival assistant, but a few librarians advised me against getting an MLS degree, saying too many libraries are in trouble these days to make the investment for one.
Welcome to The D-Word, Rachael, Robert, and Melissa!
Phone hacking... how topical!
Hi all,
My name is Bonnie Friedman and I just completed my first doc. It was a total labor of love and the process keeps me sane while working my "day" job. I now need guidance on the business side of things and hope to find that here.
Hey Everyone,
My name is Andrew James. I co-directed a documentary called CLEANFLIX which had a pretty decent festival run last year. It premiered at TIFF in 2009 and screened at a bunch of other festivals. Its about the movie sanitizing industry (which started in Utah) and the Mormon culture which created it and supported it. We are working on a small distribution deal right now.
I'm currently working on a new project about how people are adapting to post-industrial spaces in Detroit. We are taking a direct cinema approach. No interviews. No graphics. No voice over. The subjects never even break the fourth wall. The working title of the film is STREET FIGHTING MAN. We are shooting with the 7D.
I'm happy to be here, looking forward to connecting with other filmmakers, and excited to take part in the sharing of ideas.
In reply to Andrew James Schleiffarth's post on Mon 25 Jul 2011 :
Welcome, Bonnie and Andrew....
Hello everyone – I joined D-word a few days ago after meeting Doug in Berlin. It seems to be a great network! I just finished my third feature documentary with Eric Black, "Heart of Sky, Heart of Earth" after wonderful 13 months living and filming with the Maya in Mexico and Guatemala (and a few difficult years of financing and post production…). The film will have a theatrical release in Germany on November 17. In this world of vanishing documentary slots on television and after some negative experiences with world sales agents, I am especially looking forward to discussing new ways of distribution.
Kind regards, Frauke
Welcome to The D-Word, Frauke! Meeting you and Eric last week was a real highlight of my week in Berlin, so it's great that we'll get to see each other here from time to time. Or maybe we can lure you to join us in NYC on Aug 11 for The D-Word's 12th birthday bash ;-)
Dear Doug, August 11 is also Eric's birthday AND the beginning of the ancient Mayan calendar... But unfortunately I'm afraid we won't make it to NY so soon...
Ok, nice excuses so we'll let you off this time. Just two words for you: Film Forum. And two others: Fingers crossed.
Hello All!
Great to see all these introductions. Right now I guess I don't have too much to say about myself, but I have worked in production for a few years, now. I love storytelling, educating, and allowing people to tell their stories.
Right now, I am looking at creating a transmedia project that would be ongoing. I just need to get things ready to apply for grants. So, if you have any suggestions, please throw them my way.
Welcome everyone!
In reply to Doug Block's post on Tue 26 Jul 2011 :
Isn't The D-Word's birthday in September?
Hello all – I am film composer who was introduced to D-Word by friends at the 2011 Silverdocs Festival, where my film, "Long Way Home: The Loving Story" was screening with HBO. Feel free to give a shout out if there is anything I can help you with on the musical front. I will be at the party tonight and am very much looking forward to meeting you all. My D-Word link is here:
Cheers, David
David, terrific to see you here. It was great to make your acquaintance at Silverdocs – and as I told you then, I think the music for The Loving Story plays an eloquent, effective role in a very powerful film.
Hi Everyone
This is Jessica Miller from Transcription wave that offer an assortment of transcription services for audio, video and interviews at an unbelievably low cost. Our transcription services are available for a wide spectrum of customers: interviews, conference calls, focus groups, film and television production companies; raw footage/B-roll and closed captioning of scripts. Inward we accept audio or videotapes and all digital file formats like mp3, wav, wma, mov, avi, mp4, etc.
In reply to Frauke Sandig's post on Tue 26 Jul 2011 :
Frauke and Eric are fine filmmakers. Congratulations on the new film and welcome to The D-Word...
And keep us posted on your progress, Frauke. Did you ever hear from the Film Forum?
So nice to hear from you, John and Doug!
We haven't tried the film forum yet, but will be in New York for a few days in September...
Email me, Frauke, and let me know your dates. Would be nice to meet up again, if you'll have the time.
I'm a long time camera man with experience working on a handful of documentaries. I'm living in the Republic of Panama for the next few months but will return to the states and enter grad school seeking an MFA in documentary issues. I'm writing, photographing, and supporting the research of my girlfriend, a sociologist here in Panama.
Hello! I'm a beginner filmmaker. I'm working on a feature length film, 'Army of the Unemployed'(working title, a film by Immy Humes) as an associate producer. Recently I moved to New York from South Korea and just finished film school course here. During the course I had great experience to make short doc films in totally new place. Still I have interesting stories to tell so I'm trying to survive here as a filmmaker. I used to work mostly by myself like shooting, editing and producing. So I look forward to chances to collaborate with great people.
Greetings and welcome, Lahoe. Immy's great, you're lucky to be working with her.
Thank you Doug! Immy just asked me tell you 'You're the best!!!':)
Hello Everyone,
I recently completed my first documentary short entitled "Porters on the Stone of God". The film focuses on the social justice issues surrounding the tourism and mountaineering industries on Mt. Kilimanjaro. My fellow producer and I shot the film on a very small grant, but we are now gearing up for festival submissions. I'm new at this so I would appreciate any input. We recently launched the film on Vimeo: http://www.vimeo.com/27746760.
Looking forward to getting to know the community here.
Hi, folks! Just wanted to drop a line and introduce myself to you. I'm a documentary filmmaker who moved this past month from Los Angeles to New York City (clearly, the most timely of moves :-) I've recently completed work on my first feature, "Tales of the Waria"– an ITVS-funded project that follows a community of transgender women in Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim country. The film's making its way around the festival circuit right now and will be airing on PBS next spring.
When not working on my own projects, I freelance as a shooter on other independent docs and TV docu-series. If you're in need of a shooter with a strong producing background, please feel free to contact me. Hope to meet some of you in the area real soon!
Welcome to The D-Word, Kathy. So you're the one causing all these "events", eh?
Welcome to the cult, Kathy. I can't wait to see your film (everyone else should, too), and you again for that matter. Apply to Full Frame and I'll buy that beer I owe you.
HI this is kesang, a Documentary film maker. Currently am working on a documentary titled "She Speaks"( actually it was my thesis project).Its about Women in Bhutan(Have you heard of it?)and why women in Bhutan pray/desire to be reborn as men in their next life! despite being in a matriach country.I want to make it into a bigger production, hence looking for co-producer who can help me financially.Also looking for grants...
Nice to have you join us, Kesang. A co-producer who can help you financially is a nice wish. Generally it's you who helps a co-producer financially.
Thanks Dough! i didnt know that!!! well that means i guess i should concentrate more on my grants. Any way thanks for the warm welcome, i look forward to interacting with you more.
Hi my name is Joe, I'm in the development stage of my first feature length documentary.
Howdy and welcome, Joe. Both you and Kesang would do well to read some of the back posts in our Finding Funding topic.
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This year's program proved to be one of the best yet with more prizes, children's games and vendor than ever. For the first time visitors were able to take part in three Grand Prize raffles – Airline tickets to the US compliments of United, Iceland Air and Norwegian.
The American Coordinating Council of Norway (ACCN) put on its 29th consecutive American Indpendence Day celebration in Frognerparken, Oslo on Sunday, June 29, 2014 ("ID2014"). Airbuzz and Lady Moscow rocked the park, the Rock Back Dancers introduced visitors to Country Line Dancing and Strider bikes made their maiden appearance at ID2014. In addition to to fabulous prizes and fantastics BBQ food, Street Car events with their awesome collection of cars were present as well.
The proceeds of each Independence Day event are donated to deserving organizations, this year five grants were awarded. Oslo Barne Museum, Sons of Norway, Northern Lights Foundation and the Oslo Krisesenter were the lucky recipients.
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Farrar wasn't selected for the six-man squad heading to Sunday's climbing-centric world championships in Spain
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Tyler Farrar will focus on the spring classics and develop into a lead-out man, without entirely forgetting sprinting, in his two-year deal
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The 30-year-old sprinter has won at least one stage at all three grand tours
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Marcel Kittel leads the field of sprinters at the Giro, which kicks off May 9. Will he rule the mass gallops on the Italian roads?
Preview: In absence of Cav, Greipel, Kittel aims for three-peat at Scheldeprijs
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Today on River To River, we take a look at why this is such a common theme. Host Ben Kieffer talks with Iowans who are prepared to face an apocalyptic scenario, and he sits down with an Iowa Homeland Security representative, to find out how prepared the state of Iowa is for disaster.
Beanball, bender, bleeder, brushback, bull pen… baseball has a language all its own. Today on Talk of Iowa, English language expert Patricia O'Conner "plays ball." Host Charity Nebbe talks to O'Connor about baseball lingo and, of course, she answers your language questions.
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Forty years ago this month Nixon's top White House staffers, HR Haldeman and John Ehrlichman resigned over the Watergate Scandal. On today's Talk of Iowa we talk about how Watergate changed our culture and our language with historian Colin Gordon and English language expert Patricia O'Connor.
Boom, shimmy, giggle, squeak… these words are called echoic words, words whose sound echo what they stand for. Host Charity Nebbe talks with English language expert Patricia O'Conner about these and other onomatopes that belong to the English language.
Words like tornado and Derecho fascinate and frighten and they both have surprising histories. Charity talks with English language expert Patricia O'Connor who looks at the origins of weather related words. Patricia answers all questions that relate to the English language.
For the past five years, we've been talking more about money than ever before. From the 2007 Global Financial Crisis, to the recent mammoth loss at J.P. Morgan Chase, the language of finance seems to occupy more of our brain space. Today, Charity speaks to our "Word Maven," Patricia O'Conner about the origins and changing use of such terms as "buck," "salary," "credit," "two bits," and many more. O'Conner is the author of popular word books including "Origins of the Specious," "Woe is I," and "Words Fail Me."
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Leonardo Education and Art Forum
The Leonardo Education and Art Forum (LEAF) is a Leonardo Working Group that promotes the advancement of artistic research and academic scholarship at the intersections of art, science, and technology. Serving practitioners, scholars, and students who are members of the Leonardo community, LEAF is a forum for collaboration and exchange with other scholarly communities, such as the College Art Association of America (CAA).
Registration is now open for the Leonardo Education and Arts Forum (LEAF) Workshop. The workshop is organized in collaboration with the Cornell Council for the Arts (CCA) and in conjunction with CCA's inaugural biennial, Intimate Cosmologies: The Aesthetics of Scale in an Age of Nanotechnology. Paul Thomas, associate professor and director of Fine Art Honours, University of New South Wales, and Stephanie Owens, visiting assistant professor of Studio Art and director of the Cornell Council for the Arts, will lead the workshop, which will take place on Saturday, 20 September, at Cornell University. The event will bring contemporary scholars, artists, scientists and theorists in art and science together to create the aims, objectives, attributes, bibliography and coursework necessary to establish a fundamental set of considerations that would enable students to meaningfully engage in an integrated study of studio art and research-based science. Find out more
We are pleased to announce that Andrés Burbano has been appointed as the International Representative of LEAF. Andrés will take over the role previously held by longtime representative Paul Thomas. Andrés, originally from Colombia, is a media arts practitioner and media history scholar. He is an assistant professor in the Design and Architecture School at Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia, as well as a researcher at the University of California, Santa Barbara, currently working on a NSF–funded project entitled "James Bay Cultural Atlas," led by George Legrady. As LEAF International Representative, Andrés plans to work towards the creation and consolidation of experimental academic events related to the LEAF mission and would like to establish more dynamic communication along the axes from south to north and from east to west.
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2014 Chair: David Familian
LEAF International Representative: Andrés Burbano
Upcoming Chairs: Suzanne Anker (Chair Elect, 2015), JD Talasek (Chair Elect, 2016).
Past Chairs: Ioannis Yessios, Amy Ione, Eddie Shanken, Andrea Polli, Victoria Vesna, Nina Czegledy, Ellen K. Levy, Patricia Olynyk, Adrienne Klein
View an archive of selected past LEAF activities (compiled by Paul Thomas)
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Dec 7, 2011, 01.14 PMby anajan
Bienvenido Lala! Thank you for the nice comment on the Mermaid dress. I really love that one, and I enjoyed sewing it. I have to check out your blog, I'm always curious to see what others are doing.
Dec 12, 2011, 04.57 PMby lala86
Hi Ana! well, I haven't touched my blog in a while.. I'm overload with work, but I should make the efford.. or start a new one as I look at the old one and makes me embarassed…
Sep 14, 2011, 04.11 PMby ctharp
It is the Onion pattern 1040. Their website is ShopOnion.com. Thanks!!
Jul 19, 2011, 01.42 AMby wildflower31
sure thing, skinny ties are in
Aug 18, 2010, 06.00 PMby carottesauvage
!ola Lala! Que Guay (chungo? chachi?) tu nuevo Blog! Me gusta el facto que escribele en castillano! Besos
Aug 18, 2010, 10.13 PMby lala86
jajaja que genial que escribas en castellano! facto es en Italiano, en español es hecho seria así: "Me gusta el hecho de que escribas en castellano"
chungo y chachi no se que significa.. en español varian mucho las "slang words"
I love the fact of you learning Spanish. Please don't take bad my attempt for correcting your writting and please feel welcome to do the same with my English!.
May 7, 2010, 02.34 PMby dorawarren
free patterns discussion – there are two links the first is in French and the latter in Spanish
Nov 10, 2009, 01.22 PMby lovelypolly
thanks for your comment on my ball gown. I just thought hardly anybody likes it and maybe everybody on the recent balls thought the same like " oh what an ugly dress" …. best regards. lp
Oct 31, 2009, 03.38 PMby anajan
Hola Lala! Estudio castellano y hablo un poco :) Tengo que practicar lo mas…
Oct 16, 2009, 08.03 AMby yoshimi
Hi Lala! Thank you for leaving your comment on my big jacket. Hope you are having a great day!
Oct 15, 2009, 03.11 PMby lovelypolly
i am happy to pitch the walk away dress to you :-) I have been doubting a lot before starting it, too.
Oct 14, 2009, 06.19 PMby imperfections
thanks so much lara! i'm sorry to say that i didn't make the pants or vest.
Sep 27, 2009, 04.38 PMby erin
Thank you so much for your comment on my bag! Happy sewing!
Sep 17, 2009, 11.27 AMby sewella
You really made me laugh with your sweet comment on my shrug! Thank you! You can see a photo of the unfortunate pants on my blog : thelittletreasures
Sep 13, 2009, 11.13 PMby nehmah
Hello Lala, I am sorry, but I cannot enter the correct address for the bra page on wikipedia. I haven't figured out how to use a virtual/universal keyboard; I can't enter the tildes, umlauts, etc other languages use. That might be why the link won't work. Anyhow, go to the English page and click on Spanish for a translation. Sorry about this. Nehmah link to page OR link to page
Sep 8, 2009, 03.35 AMby juebejue
hi lala!! i just want to thank you for all the wonderful comments! i love your jennifer, it looks so cool! good luck on your black jeans :)
Sep 8, 2009, 01.50 AMby lewc88
thanks for the comment. you're very talented. i love all the details in your jennifer variation. it's very elegant.
Aug 27, 2009, 01.26 AMby schickchick
thanks for the comment… i made my own pattern for the avery vest. :]
Aug 25, 2009, 08.39 PMby merita
Thanx for your comment on my chocolate brown bag. I didn`t line the handles. They are just made from two layers of fabric.
Jul 31, 2009, 12.10 PMby redoubt
Hey, I put a closeup photo of the ruffle on my Danielle blouse if you wanted to see.
Jul 26, 2009, 07.51 AMby okashi
I've posted "how to" for my t-shirt transformation! (:
Jul 24, 2009, 08.28 AMby shamdoogle
Hey Lala,
Well all I can really say is that dyeing fabric by hand is an experiment with mostly unknown outcomes. You can make a few guesstimates as to what will be the result. About all the blue tones not absorbing and the red tones making a pink out of your fabric, I'm guessing that the red is just a stronger dye and took up all that space on your fibers pushing out the blue which never really set in the fabric. Honestly, I have some days were I'll dye 10 skeins of yarn and about half will be decent. Also sometimes I've found if I over heat the dye bath the dye won't hold at all in the fiber, this happened with my second dyeing session with beets. I generally dye yarn but Threadbanger put up an awesome tut on fabric, Dyeing Fabrics Naturally Tutorial.
Good luck, keep dyeing and sometimes hot pink can grow on you.
Jul 17, 2009, 04.51 AMby lohumphrey
Thanks for the comments LaLa! I used a pattern I had drafted for a pair of shorts and then added the top part. I love the blouse you have posted.
Jul 7, 2009, 02.59 AMby maij
thanks for your comment!
Jul 1, 2009, 12.20 PMby dlady
bueno dias. thank you for your comment on my first dress. i like the blouse u made. i'm still not able to make a blouse because i'm hopeless with sleeves.
Jun 9, 2009, 12.27 PMby googlie
De nada por el chaleco….también tengo las instrucciones en español si las quieres…suerte!
Jun 1, 2009, 11.56 PMby kathariney
Thanks for your comment on my one piece dress. As you asked, i made a "How to". I actually throw away the pattern awhile ago… but I hope the How to can give you an idea how to make that dress :)
Apr 26, 2009, 04.47 PMby olyaboieru
Yes, you will love them more if you ever try white coats as well :))) Thanks for compliment. No. First, came the idea and then I chose the pattern. I could have choose several to adopt it but I choose a grey jacket from 09/2007. You can see the difference ;))
Jul 22, 2008, 06.21 PMby nehmah
Take a second look! Milas dress is now print-at-home.
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